The other night I decided to have some ice cream with some boozy fruits on. Got the dishes out and pulled the tub of ice cream out of the freezer. It felt heavy. Very heavy. I opened it and inside was a solid block of ice.
This was really bizarre! How could they send a block of ice out instead of ice cream? And how would I not have noticed the weight difference? After a moment I remembered I had actually had some ice cream out of the tub since Christmas day as I'd poured some chocolate baileys over it. (Hmm, do you think I involve alcohol and ice cream too often?)
This got me thinking...
Who else would eat all my ice cream and replace it with water?
Who had we just taken back to uni this week?
Yes my lovely 19 year old son. He did confess to it when I emailed him about it, but only after sending back a first email saying "LOL".
So now I need food revenge.
So far I have thought of making some horrible ice cream and having that in a normal looking ice cream tub in the freezer, but that'd be a waste of ingredients..
Or cutting cardboard triangles out and re-sealing doritoes bags when stuffed full of them.
I have ten weeks to plan!
This was really bizarre! How could they send a block of ice out instead of ice cream? And how would I not have noticed the weight difference? After a moment I remembered I had actually had some ice cream out of the tub since Christmas day as I'd poured some chocolate baileys over it. (Hmm, do you think I involve alcohol and ice cream too often?)
This got me thinking...
Who else would eat all my ice cream and replace it with water?
Who had we just taken back to uni this week?
Yes my lovely 19 year old son. He did confess to it when I emailed him about it, but only after sending back a first email saying "LOL".
So now I need food revenge.
So far I have thought of making some horrible ice cream and having that in a normal looking ice cream tub in the freezer, but that'd be a waste of ingredients..
Or cutting cardboard triangles out and re-sealing doritoes bags when stuffed full of them.
I have ten weeks to plan!
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